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Members of six farmer organisations under the aegis of All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee on Monday staged protest in Bhubaneswar against three farm sector ordinances promulgated by the Centre recently. They demanded withdrawal of these ordinances.

Dakshina Kannada district continued to bear the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic in the coastal districts reporting 413 fresh cases on Monday.

A 10-year-old boy had a miraculous escape after he got stuck in an elevator between two floors of Emporium Galaxy residential apartment in Utran on Monday.

Uttar Pradesh's Gautam Buddh Nagar district on Monday recorded 141 new Covid-19 patients and the infection tally reached 10,332, official data showed.

Living up to its 2016 election slogan to protect jati, mati, behti (identity, land and homeland) Assam government will distribute land pattas (land allotment) to 60 thousand indigenous landless families of the state on October 5.

When most kids are glued to mobile phones and laptops, especially during the pandemic, courtesy online classes, Dhrithi (14) and her younger sister Diya (12), staying with their grandmother Yamuna Rai in Madavu village in Puttur, have documented 35 birds from the backyard of their house.

Over 80% of the total candidates from Jharkhand sat for the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) conducted across 36 centres in the state on Sunday. In Ranchi, out of a total of 21,012 medical aspirants, 10,710 of them appeared for the examination in 25 centres, leaving the scare of Covid-19 infection behind.

An eight-member SIT formed by the Kanpur police is looking into allegations of forced conversion on the pretext of marriage and has come across over a dozen such cases, an official said.

Dr Shetty, who completed his early education from St Aloysius High School, pursued his graduate and postgraduate education from Kasturba Medical College (KMC), Mangaluru. Later he went to the UK on a vascular surgery fellowship and on his return from the UK, he served as Assistant Professor in Surgery at KMC itself. He worked there till 1989. He founded the Dr MV Memorial Trust in 1985.

The accused, who was facing financial problems, killed her 27-year-old friend with the intention of stealing the latter's money and valuables, Surat Police Commissioner Ajay Tomar told reporters.

Sahara Mall, one of the oldest commercial hubs of the city located on the Mehrauli-Gurugram road, was sealed by the Haryana Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) for flouting anti-pollution norms, pollution control board officials said on Monday.

A migrant labourer who was sleeping in the open ground on a charpoy at Thanesar grain market in Kurukshetra was crushed to death by some heavy vehicle in the wee hours on Monday.

Normalcy in the functioning of police stations here is likely to return in the first week of October, said commissioner of police Sudhanshu Sarangi as the Covid positive caseload in police force in the city has so far touched nearly 800. Three police personnel have succumbed to the virus in the city.

Non-availability of rapid antigen test (RAT) kits, mostly due to erratic supply, has affected emergency diagnosis of Covid-19 cases in Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) Hospital, Hubballi. No rapid test has been conducted at KIMS in the the past few days due to the kit shortage, confirmed an insider.

A 26-year-old man was rescued by teams of police and fire early on Monday when he was trying to jump from a bridge into river Tapi in Surat.

Over 75% aspirants took the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) in Assam on Sunday, with many students reaching the 81 examination centres from far-flung areas, beating various impediments and the fear surrounding the ongoing pandemic.

The Assam health department has asked oxygen vendors to get ready to divert the entire amount of oxygen generated by them for medical supply, after the Centre predicted that the medical oxygen requirement in the state may go up to 85 metric tonnes amid the pandemic in September-October.

Bhartiya Kisan Union (Haryana), in a meeting presided over by its president Gurnam Singh Charuni, said that 19 farmers’ organisations have joined hands on the issue of agri ordinances. If their demands are not accepted, they said they would block roads for three hours on September 20. A Haryana yatra would also be started from September 27 to mobilise farmers and people, he said.

Five persons arrested in connection with the murder of three priests of Shri Arkeshwar temple, Guttala in Karnataka's Mandya. Among the accused, three sustained bullet injuries as police fired at them in self-defence.